Title: Kern Community College District Adopted Budget FY 200304
1Kern Community College DistrictAdopted Budget FY
2003-04
October 2, 2003
2Kern Community College DistrictAdopted Budget FY
2003-04
- The 2003-04 Adopted Budget is primarily based
upon the State budget adopted on August 2, 2003.
- Compared to the May revised budget KCCD has seen
significant improvement in its projected income
from the State. - The enacted budget increased the General Fund
budget over the May revised budget by 4.2
million.
3Kern Community College DistrictAdopted Budget FY
2003-04
- Unrestricted net income increased by 3.3 million
and restricted net income increased by 880,000.
The adopted budget reflects these increases in
income. - It is clear the Adopted State budget is more of a
political solution to potentially influence the
outcome of the Governors recall election. - The State Chancellors Office is forecasting a
potential 5 reduction in January,2004.
4Kern Community College DistrictAdopted Budget FY
2003-04
- Adopted budget reveals the States continuing
efforts to close a 38.2 billion dollar budget
deficit. The KCCD budget reflects the impact of
these changes. - In 2002/03 the legislature enacted mid-year
budget reductions. - KCCD General Fund saw a reduction of 5.1 million
in income. -
5Kern Community College DistrictAdopted Budget FY
2003-04
- Unrestricted portion saw a 1.8 million dollar
mid-year decrease and State categorical programs
were reduced 3.5 million. - Fiscal year 2003/04 the Adopted Budget reflects
4.2 million in General Fund income reductions
for KCCD from the previous years budget. - The unrestricted portion of the budget saw a 1.1
million dollar decrease and State categorical
programs were reduced 3.1 million. -
6Kern Community College DistrictAdopted Budget FY
2003-04
- Magnitude of these changes will have an adverse
effect on students attending our community
colleges. - District continues to be impacted by significant
cost increases - Health and Welfare Costs (1.6 million to
unrestricted fund impact) - PERS retirement contributions (1.3 million
unrestricted fund impact)
7Kern Community College DistrictAdopted Budget FY
2003-04
- Salaries (2.9 million unrestricted fund impact)
- Workers Compensation rates (507k unrestricted
fund impact) - Major reductions have been made to base
expenditures for both labor and non-labor costs
in order to balance the Districts budget.
8Kern Community College DistrictAdopted Budget FY
2003-04
- The following are key budget assumptions, which
have been incorporated into the KCCD Adopted
budget - Allocation model based on 12 target reduction of
2002-03 expenditure base - COLA funded at 0
- Growth (access) State funded at 1.5. KCCD is
allowed a maximum of 4.42 growth, and is
currently projected to be funded at 44 for a
potential increase of 1.3 million - Base Apportionment (excluding growth) is
increased by 202,722 from the 2002-03 adopted
budget.
9Kern Community College DistrictAdopted Budget FY
2003-04
- Enrollment Fees are increased to 18/unit
- Part-time Adjunct Faculty support Statewide
funded at 51 million. KCCD projected to receive
approximately 777,441. Reflects a 12.95
reduction over prior year. - Partnership for Excellence funding Statewide
funded at 225 million. KCCD projected to
receive 3.5 million. Reflects a 25 reduction
over prior year. - Lottery proceeds are estimated at 2.3 million
based on projected funding of 125 per FTES.
10Kern Community College DistrictAdopted Budget FY
2003-04
- Recognizing potential for mid-year reduction,
zero funding for onetime (block grant) or ongoing
instructional equipment, materials and scheduled
maintenance is included in KCCDs Adopted Budget. - Basic Skills Funding Statewide funded at 40.6
million. KCCD projected to receive approximately
569,734. Reflects a 43.14 reduction over prior
year. - Increased projected contractual salary increases
for faculty (7.33).
11Kern Community College DistrictAdopted Budget FY
2003-04
- Un-audited restricted beginning fund balance for
2003-04 is projected to be 3.4 million. - Unrestricted campus carryover is projected to be
2.5 million. - Projected unallocated 2003/04 Reserves Ending
Balance at 1.9 million. - Increased health welfare costs (health, dental,
vision, EAP, etc.) of 15 - PERS employer contribution rate increased from
2.894 to 10.42 - Increased Workmen Compensation rates of 2.9484
per 100 of salary from a rate of 1.9383 per
100 of salary. -
12Kern Community College DistrictAdopted Budget FY
2003-04
- Forest reserve income increased over 2002-03
levels by 14,000 - Potash revenues remain at the same levels as
projected in 2002-03 - Restricted programs, grants and categorical funds
are projected based upon best-known information.
Specific allocations are traditionally received
in the months of September through October.
These changes are incorporated into the budget by
late November and are reflected in the 311Q
reports made each quarter to the Board to
Trustees.
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2003-04
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Learning Services Center FY 2003-04
20Kern Community College DistrictAdopted Budget FY
2003-04
- COMPLIANCE TESTS
- 50 Law Calculation 49.65
- (Shortfall of 260,604)
- Projected Full Time Faculty Employees
- Fall 2003 379.6
- Full Time Faculty Obligation - 377.80
- KCCD granted automatic deferral of incremental
increase for Fall 2003 FTFO (383.3 FTFO). KCCD
must still meet Fall 2002 target.
21Kern Community College DistrictAdopted Budget FY
2003-04
- What Next..?
- Re-evaluate/redistribute adopted budget funding
to meet 50 law requirements. - 2. Develop plans to meet projected 5 mid-year
reduction and/or KCCD projected shortfall of 4.5
million for 2004-2005.
22Kern Community College DistrictAdopted Budget FY
2003-04
Two Year Summary of Key Budget
Adjustments to Maintain
Overall District Wide Budget Balance
Unrestricted Funds
BC
CC
PC
LSC
District-Wide
Total
2002-03 Mid year Budget Reductions
Capital Outlay/Sch. Maint Match Transfer
(616,155)
(616,155)
Capital Outlay Freeze (Note1)
(686,591)
(29,528)
(38,428)
(351,043)
-
(1,105,592)
Health Welfare Benefit Savings
(59,478)
(18,504)
(16,069)
(18,370)
-
(112,420)
Sub-total 2002-03 Adjustments
(746,069)
(48,032)
(54,497)
(369,413)
(616,155)
(1,834,167)
2002-03 Carryover Results
Carryover Results
2,127,827
385,121
(543,155)
470,748
959,746
3,400,287
LSC/KCCD Shift to cover Porterville Shortfall
543,155
(470,748)
(72,407)
Net Carryover
2,127,827
385,121
-
-
887,339
3,400,287
2003-04 Tentative Budget Allocation of Residual
Funds
Tentative Budget Residual Allocation if done
utilizing Model
394,506
117,804
124,778
-
-
637,088
Distribution contained in Adopted Budget
177,064
177,064
177,064
105,896
637,088
Difference
(217,442)
59,260
52,286
105,896
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-
Note1 Funds may be backfilled from Measure G
funding